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THIS LEGEND UII TIIE TIII-
' IS A GIJVEIIIIMEIIT GUARANTEE
` urtumiv. `
Iliimrs
CAII IIIAN
BDIIEII
" INNEII
MEAT- VEGETABLES- IJIIMPLETE
WELL IIIJIIKEII an SEASIIIIEII
JUST HEAT
inn rn
W. CLARK
LIMITED
MONTREAL
(Mail li-sd I-Il
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UK. DeVAN'S FRERCFI PIl.'l.'§2,.‘°‘B,"
:tal-sting Pill for Women. $5 A bcx or three 10'.
_ iD. So/I nt.ni' Drug Eton--. or mailed to ui."
‘xdrnuon receipt if pri-e. 'inn Soonxu. Dana
_&. Sf. Olthagnil. Onu§io._____ ___
,rdlnmouoiron Msn. tm.:
Vitality; for Nerve and Bruin; increaeel"rre,v
ll!tef',a Tonic-will build you up. *S is 1111.01
Iwo for $5, at drug rates or by mai on receipt
Qxiigo. Ta: Sounrnt. burn \;o. SL (bthuinan
~ a
. Sold by (lf-ti E Hughes,
 
SUITABLE
__ WEDDING
I GIFTS
V Can easily be selected from
our large and varied stock of I
. _ , _
‘_ FINE CHINA, our GLAss, __
Aflé 4  SETSJI   It:-v. .\ii:r. f;iili~:. John A. _\lcl.f-Ilan anti
LTC., LTC.
SUNNYSIDE
I t
CD
Boxe
50000 in stock, our
are the best made both in
" quality and shape. -
And comply with the -
. regulationsof the small f
fruits act. _ l
ORDER NOW The -
STRAWBERRY crop will
be large this year and
boxes may bc_ scarce
later cn, ur prices are
right, we buy direct from
' the manufactures.
, Get our prices at SEED
.and FEED STORE.,
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-IT PAYS t
-MR. G. B.
interest to forward for publication.
-Telephone No. 738.
-HOME FOR HOLIDAY-Mr. Pope
McMahon. ot Kensington returned re-
cently from his third year theol0K)'
studies at Laval Fnlversity-K.
I -SERIOUS ACCIDENT-Mr. Percy
- Driscoll, of New Annan, had thc mii-
iortune to have his arm broken recent-
f ly. by 'being thrown from a team rig.
K
WELCOMED.-The many
friends of Private Ben.
Neil Durant, were glad to
on their return from the
; battle front rv;-cf-ntly. They had come
. by way ot Montreal and Quebec.-K.
_ -HERO
Kcnsliigtoti
` Taylor and
Init-et the-in
--WELLINGTON PICNIC.-The par-
éi.-hioii»:r_~; cf Wellingtn Parish will hold
a gmnfi picnic on their church groun-is
_-in \\'edn<-.sday July 23rd. Eve-i'_-'tlizng
_ will bv closed to make tht- day a pleas
lant outing. ' 67.57-T-3.\itli.-tif.
I' -
_ -BRIDAL SHOWER.-On the ev-
‘cning of June 13, the niany frieri-is
of .\Ii:-'~ .\I:ir_\' M.c('aIIum gathered at
lhcr horn~ :n Ltiwcr Br~tlt»ou».» to give
,hi-r .t surprise 5ho\v»;-r. The presents
, w~»i'~» ii‘.\tn»-r-tus ttntl \'alutibl-= showing
f_zli-» popularity of tht- bride-to-bc.
‘ -A YOUNG HERO.-Pte. I-Itldie
llit-kney, \\-:art-iili:-'tv-ti from the Bruns-
wick Hotel. I-it-iisington at the age oi
fifteen rf-t‘en=ly returiif-fl from tht
,froni. i‘i»> ilirltf-_\‘ has seen nn T
I st»r\'it-t- and has iintlergone the t-liatie-‘
tirom boyhood to manhood during
5 three years oi war.-K.
I
I_ -WOUNDED KENSINGTON SOLD-
. IER RETURNS.-l’tf». Harry \\'ar.'e;.
<t-n of John \\`_ \\'_irr~~n. of Ke-nsitigiflii
I rt-turned rt-t 1-iitly from the great war
’ l’i~. \\`nrr~~n. although very young has.
bf-4-ii “truer tht- top" many times. :inf
lava. =»-\'¢-rv-ly ivouiidt-tl. lie w»-:li
' the 105th. but wt-nt tv
. ariii-.; with
`r.ii.<<»- with tht- fir.-‘L draught.-K.
'-ri
-MOTORED FRIM MARLBORO
_ MASS. TO KENSINGTON.-.\Ir. and
I.\irs. Gardner and two children. o
I .\lai'lboro. Blaiss.. r¢=r~cntl_\' camf- to
i§»»'i ing:-in by at|tt:.__v.'li-,-rc they tr?-
~ L'uc.~'t.< of .\l.' I-:=. iE;iru.1 ..\ir. Garvin'-1
sr»-ports iii- roatis ;toti. with the cr-
i t-t-ptioii oi the real "dotvti East" por
tioii tn" the state of Maine road'-:_--K
i -RETURNS FROM WEST. - .\Ir.
t Gr-orge (‘a:npbf-ll. ot' Grahatn`s Road.
E r»-turn'-Il rf-rffnlly from Regina. _“ask
.\lr. Vanipbt-Il reports all'tlie "Isl;t1iil»
5 f.-rs" of his attyuaintance in Regina do
L ing well.-not the least conspicuous ti!
= which i.< Diin Matheson, the fornit-:'
I Kensington policeman. who is now one
of the .strung "limbs of the law" ' in
i ltcgina -K _
-BR|DE'S RECEPTION.-A rf-I-ep
_tltm was given on June 24 in honoi
of _\lr. and .\its. Arthur Crockett twlit-\
‘\\'r»rr> nizirrietl the previous cwenincll
lat the lionit- oi .\Ii'. and Mrs. _-llvxt
iandez' _-‘.i‘llr.-1-lt. of st-ilrletowii. I\lr
_anti .\lr.<_ t'rnr-kett wt-re the recipient.-
.of in.iny t-only gifts. The large gdtli
If-ring were tht.-n served to ice~t'rcain
Iantl cake by the -hostess. Mr. anti
.\ir.-. |‘rot~ltett left on Friday for'(.‘al-
sary. _-\It:i,. where tliey will reside,
-.INDIAN RIVER SCHOOL. - The
sf-nii-anntitil cxamiiiation of, Indiat-
i Ilivt-r school took plat-e on Thursday
4 Junf- ‘.’Iith. in the pi~v.».~'1~iit-c ofa largr
I nuniher of parents and friends. Tlil
- rf-ady anti t-f-iiliflcnt nit-\vei'5 to dues
I ‘ions hy the pupils f-vi~'it»nt»ed zeal anti
¢»'x»»t-iirivc ahitiiy on inf- part of the.,
l tcac-lit>r, .\liss Stella Dri,-'t~oll. A short
' program of .songs dialogues and re
I citations has rendered. The pupils
\t't-rc exainint-d by .\ilss ('laire Mc
I ellan. tc,o~iit>r :ii (‘leniont school
and .lum»i:i Pentlcrgast. Short com
`tiif~tit::r_\' ..fltir1-.<.s»'.-.- Wt-re given bi'
Ianics l’»::i,lt:i‘ga.~'t .\t the close ol
' thc cxaiiiitiation tht- pupils prr-sented
,\ ' .\li~'= l)Irt,~.-'coll with it fairvwr-ll 3rl1lres.=
5 BLACK & co. ,
:intl presf-ntltiti-n.-_
-SEARLETOWN SCHOOL,-At the
annual sf-liool mer.-ting held at Searle-
town_ Mr. Joscpli \\'»-hstcr was ap-
ptintctl ti'u:~'t»=c on the retircnient of
_‘sf ` \ _` H ‘_  .\lr. S|id.~'Iiury. .\ .supplement of
Sliollil wa< votetl anti the teacher for
» f Straw-
- berry
th'- pi.-: two _vear< re-engagetl. Secret
ary of trustees _\lr. Percy Allan.
-SCHOOL WORK-Following is
tht- ,-t:intiing of North Tryon sclitml for
the- nihnih oi May. as follows: Grzitlc
\'l.-l. lt|.i Pratt. Jessie (`lii.sIi'ilin.
tvqunliz 2. lllainp, Dawson. Grads- V.-
’I`h-~iin:t I/awson; 2. (`liarlf's Bacon:
\\'illif» "raig. Grade l\`.-1. George
iii'h»-ztfl: 2. Gordon .\Iur’hend; fl
.lm _v Il;|\\',<on. (trade lll,-1. Stanley
lioni.-'oii; ‘.'. ltlmda Murehcad;. 5:,
itat llaivs in. .\largnrt‘t (`riIbe~r.'lt
teoiiall. Gratis- ll. 1, Mint-:va Gillis,
.Grade I.-l. Lloyd Inman; 2, George
'Ivt».<; 5:, in-nzie (`hI.=liolm, Perfect tit-
tendant-t»-ltla Pratt. Fharles Hat-mi.
Gi-org# Muirhcatl. Stanley Thomson.
l’viizi»» <`li<<liolni. Lloyd Inman,
BEER, Guardian Report-
er, will be pleased to receive news 0!
|n5ertion tor advertlping In
timn. Cash must aecomfpln
W
minimum charge twenty five c
-_-THE GUARDIAN is on
(.aii’erty's, Suinmerside.
School. Supplement $150.
:ner vacation. Male prererred.
iImor.\' L~_~'le. Secretary
. June 27-6
-POLICE COURT.-At the Summer
side Police Court on Monday
acting Sti,wiidai'y Judge McQuari‘ie
an autoisi, for breaking the speed
limit on t‘i> streets was fined $10 and
costs. A young nian t~liargt~d 
. On
s. _ `
_ _ - |
li\
days in jail,-H
-BAPTISMAL SERVICES
.\londa\' :ifternooii the Rt-v. Robert M.
at the
ce .\Ic-
Allison
\\l e
Brodie held special servzccs
liom»>.- of \irf and Mrs. (`laren
\\'illianis -and Mr. and Mr
.\Ic\\'illiarn-'. both of Milburn
tlic Rev. zeiiilenian atliiiinisterctl tht
Sacrament oi' Baptisni in the rrsi
home to George Arnold. the-ir infan'
-on, and in the second home to Ph\ll‘:
Slin'l<-v, :lit-ir iniant daughter.-\\
-SERIOUS FIRE.-The handsome
rt-'<itl»-nt-0 il’ Mr. Archie McDonald
Glciifatirry. Lot T, was burned to the
zrountl on Friday last. a heav
-.vas blowhi.; and it is supp
spark it ,hi the ' ' ' dropped
lea .~iid~ he I. Ting starts
blazf: \» .. was ell under w ,
'or iiotit'<-fi The neighbors promptly
turned ou: and assisted Mr. Mcl’)oi;tild
ind barns. After renioilng th
'ure the a:=slsting party started
'iown the valuable fixtures from thr
walls when a burning mass from tht
ceiling fell on top of the workers. a
worst injities \vcrt- rect.-ived
Dan Griffin. ex~.\1ountetl Police
`urned soldier. who \\'a;~: badly
on neck. face. back and hand_- I-ui
Griffin kept on working lierolcally un
.\lr. .\icDonald`s loss is ht-avy. tlir
rover a sniill trat-tion of the r: s
his residence.-ll.
for Higgins & ('o.. of .\Ioncton
.\lontla\
-.\Ir. Il, t‘. lloopcz' of t`ht
own attentletl tht- rat-e1 at Sivnzii -r
ide on Monday.
-Dr. t`ecii B. Green retur
Suniniersidc after spending a ,-'ii
Mr. Theodore Lea of Danvers, .\Iti.<;~
-Mr. Gcorg<>'I.cti of Bostoii ant
l`Sltl-I
ire visiting frif-nd.-t in Sumnie
-Mr. Toonilis, ci St. Paul .\Iinn'>»
Sala. is visiting his brotlier-In»Iz1\\‘, .\Ir.
Boiven. of Kensington.-K,
-Miss Vera Staitord. of Boston. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Wm. Orr, ot
Kensington.-K.
-_\1r. James Nolan. of Hope ltivc:-.
`-pc-nt the weclt end at the home oz
.\ir, John Brennan, Spring Valley.-K.
-Mr. Storey Hynes has rctiirnei to
his home In Kensington. front ‘ii.~
second year study of Medicine at _'llc-
G~iIl l.'iiive:~si'__\'.-I\'.
-The many friend: 'r. T, A.
Driscoll, Cleiiiont. are I. ;i I .J sec hlni
illness.-1-1
-___
LAST SEASON'S _
DISEASE GERMS
Trncvs, of grip, itilliit-nan, fc'.'eiz-i,
may he lingering in your lv|o-,.i--
causing that cxtrt-mc \vi»izknc.~‘.=., _'tri-tl
feeling, had digc:-ttioti. iiiduiiiiitc
pains, dull headut-he--till s_viiiptor:.s
of possible ,greater danger. For ilnc
full restorative tiwntiiisnt .aim
Hood 's Sarsnnnrilla to purifv _v-mr
blood, strc-1-vil.--ii your nter\'cs. i'-»-
storo _Tour appetite, nml Irilrc l'l\..>.l`
Pills to stimulate your liver at'/I
regulate your bowels. A 5plcntli»Z
comhinntion ot' tonic viral --i».tI|iii~'.i<».
TEACHER WANTED.-A first
:lass teacher wanted for St. Eleanorf
Tl-IE _ KESTERN GUARDIAN ........... _
on Sunday loast.-lx.
St. Peters spent Monday in Suniniur
side.
tli as .
__ _ _ _ _ , _ -Mr. ann Mrs. John H. Payntcr. of
sault was niied $10 and tosts or t‘iirt_. Kpnsmgmn len by me (.arfL_\,r_`_ dn
Friday morning on a visit to his broth-
er. Mr. Thomas Poynter. of Petti:-o-
dlac, N. B.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.. Glover.
and two children. Calgary are visiting
at Mr. Glover‘s old honit: in Kensing-
i n
ton. .\ir. Glover may be counted among
the sut-t.-esstul Islanders abroad.-G
rick .\icI.=-Ilaii and his old home and
friends of lntiian River after an
absence of forty years.-K.
“le ., -Miss Bernice Mwdpnald. of Sum ;
merslde was a visitor at thehome of
:ur John s ucteiian indian River out*
~ .__ _~ - . 9 _ '  I
-dDON‘T 'FORGET to reserve \\'ed- sunday h ` I* '  \ - ‘
U95 83'. Jul_' 16, f0 th bi T ' _ ' ,
Omearyk ‘ r e 675 _‘ia al -Messrs James and Joseph Mc-Il# n Ii.; \
morning for Rumf0rd. Me., where they ig
Q
2-I-.-nzi Kenna. Dock Road len on ruesaar .it _  . ,-, . I _`§,‘ _;._,' ,_ 5 H-_
-M3705 F03 35'-E-Used Ford will remain for the summer.-H. , All  ' I , " ‘ I  ' "` '
:curing our in first class order looks . g - - -- '
Ike new. Also 1918 Chevrolet in __ ' I . _
5°” common’ Apply vI,°..t°"a Bailll-I-iI)rllr'\1,SI"aIlI1IeiEl I’!c:all)r;1ttalIiIledHI.Til¢l'* ‘_ I. ,Q  3* =-
rage' summeidel. 6600'6"'M" Horse Races in Summerslde on Dom-I; -2- 13' "
\ . ' - 4 ~
» i il I W
'tts .».*.t:.t".5;.¢1'.'-E.. t. tt t. it .. 
-Mr. G. W. C. McLeod of .\`c\\'
befor( London. .\iiss M, Ednionds of (`liar-
. lottetown and .\ir. R. H. Davison of
-_\lr. Daniel .\lcLellan. of \\'eld.
Me.. is visiting his brother Mr, Rode-
.-._ ,_; . s
ia f _.f? »~ _
o buy -in this Province.. -T- O CENTS PER WORD each J °;,“rS'u‘xli'mT£,fM!;;ll:&{’r‘;f lgirniggésitélz /  -\
'I"’ °°’ 'rlipiin or _i\'ev_rei11I-\%l.".‘ 'were in sum-F?  _ ___,-,V _  t
I I. 5 V ‘I7 ' ‘
1 I
-.
inion Day. 'I - . _ - _- 2--
_ ' _..  1 'll 'V _..‘~ ‘9 I j. _ 'I "I "
Midsum -Mr. .adrian Arsenault. Barristerx*
Apph of the law firm of Arsenault and Mc-
' Qiiarrie. was a visitor to lntlta River
. l _R
f.
 .l£t\~_\- _
,itil-'l§.-'.f.`f:` aff. ;_ I 9 ‘°_ In Style
_ -- ;:i;-_
aa-f`©
 _.

ll
'\,..i'§.
' $1.25 to $8.50.
l- ,
    just in time for _ihe
. ll. I` r / \ holidays -in goodquality,
 -1,,-,--._ I . _ ' ” gaberdinerepp and pique
 I  .   They are absolutely new
» -. 1
  " il best of wear. Fancy
 I ‘ I 'II belts and pockets. Al
 SiZ€'~,_ prices range from
$861*$3*-0i$496%%#$G_$%%$it3$\V¥`9f¥iillfitiiiitisiiiiffi
and will give the '
y gale -Miss Monica McLellan. of Indian*
n_=..,| 8 River met with an :ict-ith-iit ri-t---iitly.,
on me which nearly resulted st-ri.lusly. he-
d th, ing tliru\\'n out oi' a carriage. .sustaiii
av bf.. ing a sprained ankle.-K.
like li.»i'o“s. saving all his furnlturt 'in Tucstlzty ivcrez-Mt-.<srs. J. I’
' ' ‘ » ' e- iiirni Smitli. Kiiiknra. James Pcndergastp
taking Ki-nsintztoii. Arthur McKay, Albany.
f`f‘“' Uf “`Ii0m W‘?l'f‘ ll'-IIIIY IJUYIIPII- ills Mc, arrived by tlit- late :rain on Tues-
_' 311'- .- .lay cwiiiiig and left on Wetincstiay
and ff; for (‘oleman. where they will spend a
llllfilrfi 'sw \veek‘s vacation with friends. H.!
 §l(;ldif_;?ll\T0;‘u‘g:§:}(l  arrived from Boston on Monday ew-
~ ning and will .spend their vacation at
. _ . thi- lionit- of her parents \|r anti \lr~-
small iii.s\i'ant~e t-arrit-tl will' 1-nl\ ` ' ' ‘ "
. _ I \ _ .. _ , , _
U X 0_ loiert \ItttQie\\s. Elmstlale. H.
r _ ~ v -. rnotored to Sumniersldc on Monday
\\ ESTERN P1-:Rso_\.iLs w_ gm Georg, D,,,.,,_ ,,,,,,.,,,,,_--
. rs. lme Wall [M .‘. R I M; - . _
-.\lr. Uirdan Leanian. travelllzs tliww.= andr §\Irs.aI§§rmerrIas lliltl-?.l'Ilrtli\Iyl-_ glllQl'l8l`l'l>', lli`ICIlS find COllOl'lS I'Ol` glI`IS
\\'a.= I- Dork Pon'l.-li .
recent visitor to Kensington.-K, Q
-Bliss ll, l-:_ 51;-mir; of Chart.-.ltr .own arcotiipanictl by Misses .ivan
o\vn was a visitor to Suninier.=itl;- or Gl`i1¢l.\'~ Ruth Grady and Miss B. Mun-
', 'oe and .\lr. A. E. B. Murphy motor-
-d 'front (‘liarIottt-town tc Suiiini-:-r.<itit-
“.1 _.V ffl? the liolltliy.
I
_=hire. has returned home after spend-
nm ,, t :ng the past week visiting friends in
Iwiirsimzton. and New London, Hcr
.reeks visit to Dc-nvcr. Col., 1'. S. .-\ ‘ ' " ‘ “ I 'I ll
- ‘ ,: so \i Il i..'l 1' lluz' ' rt-ttr.t \ ~ _
`~  I -t I..i  \-" I :V1.2 ‘.':u.‘:: E'
it:wane#aes¢`a¢=w¢=’¢=w¢v¢:'¢s¢='¢r¢='¢d¢e¢~'¢v¢='¢r¢=as<w»r=s¢r¢~‘:#~t».a.,»¢`.>¢.ts.fH.
-_-xniong the visitors to the rants
ind Ru.=;<cl Tlionipson, Tryon.-H. \`
-_\ir. nd .\Irs_ Eli Gatidot. Poi'tl';`i'i'iii.
-Mrs. Leslie Qlver anti two children
-The following were a party who_
-Mr. Allison McLeod of (`harl.;tte-
-.\1i's, Aquilla Bowman. .\`orth \\`2"-
 .;= w -  :1:. . ste .l.cr
:" I I-I ~=. lf I". \\'r`.\'rr til
,.f"_;_“‘,;l  ff' Iliff-:_`f.-'.'.`,f"f.l““'  »- gf -Q; cf c s is a nf tr as it can as as eases at as as a on at is vs _
'  SGT -T-I tlSol.
dasauaaaaaaasaaaeas-ascasts-s'aasa1w-accesses# at
' as
SMDCKS AND MIDDIS
` A splendid line of W0m€US- and
Misses snioclts iti pure while OF C0I0\”ed
'cuffs and collars with fancy D0Cl<€lS and
sash. also in plain rose, blue and green.
Price $2.98 a-nd 3.98. l ` .
Midtiies in all white, long sleeves in
UNDERSKIRTS
Perfect fitting in slylcs to suit thc
suits and dresses now being worn, a
large assortment of fancy flounccs some
accordion pleated, others finished with
fancy ruffles anti tucks in satin, taffctas, Com CffectS‘in»SiZeS 40 and 42_ pnce
moirc, cotton. taffetas and satcen, all $198 and $225 _
sizes and shades. Price rangefroni Middies short slccvels _in t;til;50Ve(ti
. t effects all sizes. riccs . all
$1.25 to $7.75. Orem
$1.50.
Girls Summer Dresses t 'Gossard Corsets and .llfi\SSI9fS
A beautiful arrange of styles in fancy
Just received the Gossard Corset.
._ _ _ 'I' ltl boned for summer, low bust in
hom 4 to 14 years" Plllce 79” to $575' Tvlgtle br pink, all sizes. Price $2-50 and v
ours Miiimrs tr.-5, E _
In plain white or colorrd collars :ind Bmsslers In White or flesh’ plam or
cuffs. Price $1.25 to $1.-QI). fancy styles. PrIC€ 750 I0 $2-98-
  PROWSE BRO LTD.
Tlie One Price Cash Store.
fkrktiriiiateifkrsthrkastbthtifl.
,. 
I'-I .‘~' ,-' I "; I t..- "ij: l‘.i.': li ~i'.1t-Ti " ' _ _H _,
` I " I ' "II \  ` ' \1i-ss tnnip (';|rn@mn'c I);-pi Gmtp- f»tli»:i'.-3 who cxpres-.scti tlicinselves
tion. She was a devoted wlfe"'and
Principal C. B. Jcllj,"s Dept.. \\'.:i~
about again after his recent sc-\~»»i-t»
Leard. Mona Saunders, Dorothy Mc-
.-\rthur, Reginald Saunders. Wilfred
Loivthe-.r. Eric McDowell. Jack Wzilsli.` --
Witiliers of certificates-l'3ratrice Tlie senii-:innual cxaznnintifiti of
Painter. <‘arl Crockett and Preston this school took place fin Tlitirstluy
-\lUl‘i>l1."- afternoon, .Iuiiv 1:6. Thr- tztaminiiig
Vice Principal Miss Agnes Rant- was done by the totit-liifi~.~t. iissisttni
says Dept., Grade Vllll.,-1, Georgie by Mrs. Leo. l‘. l’r.iught, Mrs. John
Cairns; 2, Gertrude Rice. J. Mcliincs. both former ieacl\ers,and
Intl \'It-e Principal, Miss .‘.i'in'I Bliss Annlc .\It:l)_1nald. '1`lieanswer.~'.
.\iut'ph_v‘s Dept., Grade Vli.,-1. J.>..:1_.e3 roudily anti zitic-tirately given by
Sullivan: 2, l~‘Iort-nt-e A_llen. the pupils. were ample Icstitiiniiy of
Miss (1 L. lhtrrows' Dept., Grad;-Itlic good work done by the teachers.
VI,-l. Autlricnnti Perry; 2. Fred t`ur-IAttcr the cxaiiiimition of pupils in
l\l‘.\'- both rooms, conipllnietitary spot-t:lit~s
.\Ils.s Etlicl Taiiton's Dept., Grade were iiiade by some nt the ladies
V..-1. Osborne Lefurgey; 2, Henry present, Mrs. .-\, M. Brown, Mrs. R
\\'liiltl0\‘. Mt-Duugall, .\irs. S. McDonald and
- _ .ars,orEd
‘- '__,_;_,__ -*__ ._.."s2‘:¢.."-.i.tt.'.i'.I’.'E¥`~m.
'=I V1. 'I' l'.:rtt:i..::i ol' .‘-.lii:ii.:"u~, ;\i» ‘  ‘ ' I ‘ '
. ‘ . - 7- I\'..-1. E‘.:li".l But-lianaii‘ 2. Russel - \\"'ll l>Il‘H-“PII with the work done. and
tlrlriéistélxto the races in Summer:-idc on mmlipi ` ' l".m.y >.m.ry w know mm me ‘each
I' ' -h \l ' h"- D ., Gratl~ 'i'-. .ire nv: remaining another year
Miss Beit a _ uip _vs ept -
l\`-1 Robert l-lolman‘ ‘Z l-.`vt»lvn Prizes for best attendance Werci
0 ., ‘,‘ - ~ ~  .
 R  Sh.l‘Iil;lrSihyl l"et"'<' Dept.. Grade Ill.
I-l Gertrude .\lriJ.iwr-ll; '_'. Doroth_\'
I ._ ‘.
The following is the stantling of blllllqlmnk , _. , ._ - . _, . , ..,. I
,hp pupils of the Summersme mg-,I .\li:=`s‘llazf-I l%o:tzc_~ ‘D)vi>.,, (trade ll. gifts i`it».ii he liiillll-botli. and several
School fm. the yem. ended June :wh-1. I-.it-l_\n .\ltl\».i.,:»-_ _. llclcn l.e.iii\.
1919. Miss Grace l{irn'.s l)ept..Gradc I.-
lScniorl 1. Willie (‘ann:iii; Z. \`cra
ner of Governor Gt'n;ral's Medal f<i'.'I(’a:" ljpunmrl' L Om" Arbgmull'
general pronciencv, Irene Allen. \\'iii-""' "\ll’“m' l’"h“('l"
iicrs of diplomas-Irene Allen. Lillian `“lS_“ ‘\Il“"i”` I`“"l"`"_h?r'Q-  ¥Ira'l_`,`
Dobson. Alcltle \\'t»dge. Laura Kr-.=ll_\'. l“__I”°“""l‘. _1' l‘l`.”Ll. lmum' ."
Ixtargaret Jones. iiazen Phillips. \\'ii-|“‘.’"“"I J""“",“°“‘ ‘*“““’.” “ "°"J“’
Nic L(,mrg0,‘,’ Cuihbpn McLean' Doris min Tanton, _. Mollie Mt-iltle. l.
awartlcl to Miss Iielen Mc-Intyre.
(Print-ipnl's dept.) and Muster Arn-
old l’i'au:_'li: il’rlinary.) The touch-t
ers wt~it_~ then presented with suitable;
t
:tilts troni iiitlivitlual pupils, which
tliows the love in which Miss Mc-
Neill an-'I Miss Nclvor were held by
tht-iz' pupils. Miss Annie ;\IcDonald
thvn t.t\'oretI the meeting with a de-
liglizlul solo |enct>i°etll. wliicli was
izrt=atI_\' appreciated by those pres-
ent, The visitors and pupils were
then trc.itcti with candy. utter which
the pupils who had taken the public
school txaniinations came forward
and received their dlploiiiiis: Helm
Mclntyrr>. Jenny Tliompson. Ella Mc-
Doiigtll. Daniel Priiuglit and .\i.iy Mc-
Ilougall. The .\'atitinal Atitlieni
brought this very succvssfiil niccting
to a close. 4
CROSS RIVERS’ EXAMS.
Mas. I-|AmMoNo i.A|=irEn
-"\I l\f‘\‘ lltlllle :ii llainp hlrc, l". IC.
I. on May 6th. 1919. Enieline Moly-
iieaux. wile of Mr. Htitn1i\;in.l l.:ii-ter.
departed this life at the nge of 42
Fears. Her illness extended over ti
mother anti her quiet unselfish life Wai
a gracious ministry hi her hottie. S118
was much loved and highly respected
bv all who knew lier and her m`emor¥
wil ever be cherished by her IOVBU
ones who sorrow t0d3Y. 1
Besides hor husband there are loft
two daughters: Ethel and Leah, and
four sons: Hermon, Edward,_ Eldon
and George, also tive sisters: Mrs.
Samuel Gillespie. Mrs. Manning. Mrb.
Pope Tremerc, Mrs. Geolte C0¢b\'BI\9--
Mrs. Richard Bowman; also three
brothers: John, Herbert and :Walter.
These all with a wide circle of friends
mourn their loss.
The funeral was held on May BQ
and was largely attended. The sep-
vices wear conducted by Rev. J. Hep
my and Rev. D. McLean and inter-
ment was in Highfield cemetery. `
The pall bearers were: Roy Moly-
neaugli, Howard Molytreaiigh.  Poph
Treniere. Oliver Tremere. N911
Mt-\'t-ii. william xiolyncaux. 
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period of eight months and was borne
with t`liristian patience und rcslgnti
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